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Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Exporters, Traders, Dealers, Suppliers and Manufacturers in Rajasthan know Pure Grow Agri Solutions Pvt. Ltd. as a well-regarded name. We supply quality agricultural micronutrient solutions that support balanced plant nutrition and healthy crop development.
Fertilizer dealers, distributors, agricultural input retailers, manufacturers and bulk buyers who want reliable micronutrient products form our customer base. A wide range of basic micronutrients, chelated micronutrients and specialty fertilizer ingredients makes up our portfolio, designed for diverse agricultural requirements.
Customers come to us to source the essential plant nutrients their crops need, and we respond with suitable product options for effective nutrient management. A customer-focused approach, dependable service and quick answers to product enquiries are how we aim to build lasting business relationships.
What do micronutrients contribute to a crop?
Only small amounts of micronutrients are needed, but no other input can take their place. Enzyme systems and growth hormones depend on zinc. Magnesium sits at the centre of the chlorophyll that keeps a leaf green, and iron is required to form it. Photosynthesis is supported by manganese, tissue is strengthened by copper, flowering and fruit set are controlled by boron, and molybdenum helps legumes make use of nitrogen. When any one of them runs short, growth slows, and extra NPK cannot put it right.
Leaves are usually the first to show warning signs:
| Nutrient | Main role in the plant | Typical deficiency symptoms |
|---|---|---|
| Zinc | Enzyme function, growth hormones and proteins | Stunted plants, small leaves, khaira disease in rice and white bud in maize |
| Iron | Required for chlorophyll formation | Young leaves yellow while the veins remain green |
| Manganese | Drives photosynthesis and activates enzymes | Pale patches between veins, common on light or alkaline soils |
| Copper | Tissue strength and grain formation | Wilting tips, dieback and poor grain filling |
| Magnesium | Sits at the centre of the chlorophyll molecule | Interveinal yellowing on older leaves |
| Boron | Cell wall strength, pollen and fruit set | Flower drop, hollow stems and fruit cracking |
| Molybdenum | Nitrogen fixation and assimilation | Pale leaves and weak nodulation in pulses |
| Calcium | Cell walls and root tip growth | Blossom-end rot and tip burn |
The gains are easy to see once these shortages are corrected: sturdier seedlings, better flowering, uniform fruit and grain, and plants that cope better with heat and dry spells. How well a plant absorbs each nutrient also depends on soil pH, organic matter and the form in which the nutrient is supplied, which is why the types below matter.
Types of micronutrient fertilizer
As Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Manufacturers, Suppliers, Dealers, Traders and Exporters in Rajasthan, we supply a wide variety of agricultural micronutrient solutions for diverse crop nutrition requirements.
There are four broad types of micronutrient products. Each solves a different problem, and most farms end up using more than one.
- 1. Single-element micronutrient fertilizers: Single-element products carry only one trace nutrient, for example zinc sulphate, ferrous sulphate or borax. Once a soil or leaf test reveals one clear shortage, they are the right pick and normally the cheapest cure. Our single-element range includes Zinc Sulphate 21% and 33%, Ferrous Sulphate 19%, Magnesium Sulphate 9.5%, Manganese Sulphate 30.5%, Copper Sulphate 24%, Borax 15%, Borax 10.5%, Boron 20% (Turkey) and Ammonium Molybdenum.
- 2. Mixed micronutrient fertilizers: One mixed product brings together several trace elements, commonly zinc, iron, manganese, copper and boron. For routine maintenance, nutrient-poor soils and crops with a wide appetite it works well, and you avoid buying and applying each element on its own. Our mixes include EDTA Mix Micronutrients G-1, G-2, Gujarat Grade, KA Grade, RJ Grade and Drip Grade.
- 3. Chelated micronutrient fertilizers: Inside a chelate, an organic molecule such as EDTA or EDDHA holds the metal. That protects the nutrient from turning insoluble through reactions with soil minerals, so a larger share reaches the root or leaf. The higher price is justified in alkaline and high-pH soils, where ordinary sulphates get locked up, and wherever fast uptake matters. Our chelated range covers EDTA Zinc 12%, Ferrous 12%, Copper 12%, Manganese 12%, Calcium 9%, Magnesium 6% and EDDHA Ferrous 6%.
- 4. Liquid and foliar micronutrient fertilizers: Products in this group are water-soluble and meant either for spraying on leaves or for running through drip lines. Because the nutrient goes straight to where it is needed, they work fast, which suits a crop that already shows a deficiency or is about to enter a demanding stage such as flowering. Our liquid and foliar-ready products include Mix Micronutrient Liquid G-1, 2, 6, Boron Liquid 11% and the EDTA Drip grade.
| Type | Ideal when | Our range |
|---|---|---|
| Single-element | A test has confirmed a single deficiency | Six sulphates, borax, boron and molybdenum |
| Mixed | All-round cover is required | EDTA mix grades G-1, G-2, regional grades, Drip |
| Chelated | The soil is alkaline or quick uptake is needed | EDTA and EDDHA grades |
| Liquid and foliar | Symptoms have already appeared on the crop | Liquid mix, Boron Liquid and Drip grade |
Single-element range: simple sulphates: Sulphates do most of the everyday work in micronutrient correction. They dissolve in water, provide sulphur along with the metal, and can be applied to the soil or the leaf.
Zinc Sulphate 21%: Dissolving quickly, zinc sulphate heptahydrate (ZnSO4.7H2O) is a white crystalline powder that is a natural choice for foliar sprays. Zinc shortage in wheat, bajra, maize, rice, cotton, mustard, pomegranate and vegetables responds to it. Give it as a basal dose ahead of sowing, or spray once plants look stunted or leaves emerge small and bunched.
Zinc Sulphate 33%: More zinc goes into every bag in the monohydrate form (ZnSO4.H2O), which means fewer kilograms per acre and lower freight. Blenders, dealers and large farms prefer it for soil application and for mixing into NPK blends.
Ferrous Sulphate 19%: Iron and sulphur are supplied by the green crystals of ferrous sulphate heptahydrate. They are used on groundnut, citrus, guava, banana, vegetables and ornamentals that show yellow young leaves with green veins. A foliar spray corrects mild cases quickly. Iron gets locked up fast on calcareous or high-pH soil, where EDDHA iron performs better.
Magnesium Sulphate 9.5%: Magnesium and sulphur are delivered together by this fast-dissolving crystal. Banana, citrus, cotton, pulses and vegetables benefit from it, particularly on sandy or acidic soils where magnesium leaches away. Yellowing between the veins of older leaves is the usual sign. It can be applied to the soil or sprayed on the leaves.
Manganese Sulphate 30.5%: A high-analysis monohydrate, it is meant for crops that respond to manganese, namely wheat, soybean, citrus, potato and sugarcane. Shortage is common on light, alkaline or organic-rich soils. Soil dosing and spraying both work, and it is also a standard ingredient in micronutrient blends.
Copper Sulphate 24%: Our fertilizer-grade copper source is this blue pentahydrate crystal. Because plants need very little copper and an excess does harm, apply it exactly as recommended. Citrus, wheat, vegetables and fruit trees are the usual crops, and sandy and peaty soils call for extra care.
Borax 15%, Borax 10.5% and Boron 20% (Turkey): Few nutrients are missed as often as boron, yet pollen quality, flowering and fruit set all hinge on it. Choose among the three grades by weighing your crop, method and budget. Cotton, groundnut, mustard, pomegranate, cauliflower and tomato commonly receive borax, either as a soil dose or as a spray.
Ammonium Molybdenum (phosphate grade): Pulses and oilseeds need molybdenum for nodulation and nitrogen use, and cauliflower and other brassicas need it to prevent whiptail, so we supply it for all of them. A small pack lasts long because the dose is tiny.
| Product | Active content | Form | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zinc Sulphate 21% | Zn 21% | Heptahydrate crystals | Cereals, vegetables and foliar sprays |
| Zinc Sulphate 33% | Zn 33% | Monohydrate powder | NPK blending and bulk soil application |
| Ferrous Sulphate 19% | Fe 19% | Heptahydrate crystals | Iron chlorosis in neutral to acidic soils |
| Magnesium Sulphate 9.5% | Mg 9.5% | Crystals | Fruit crops on sandy and acidic soils |
| Manganese Sulphate 30.5% | Mn 30.5% | Monohydrate powder | Wheat, soybean, citrus and sugarcane |
| Copper Sulphate 24% | Cu 24% | Pentahydrate crystals | Wheat, citrus and vegetables |
Chelated range: EDTA and EDDHA: Fully soluble and compatible with most fertilizers, EDTA chelates are the usual choice for foliar feeding and drip fertigation. The nutrient stays available, so even a small dose works hard.
| Product | Content | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| EDTA Zinc 12% | Zn 12% | Cereals, cotton, vegetables and fruit crops |
| EDTA Ferrous 12% | Fe 12% | Chlorosis in flowers, fruit crops and vegetables |
| EDTA Copper 12% | Cu 12% | Citrus, grapes and vegetables |
| EDTA Manganese 12% | Mn 12% | Wheat, soybean and sugarcane |
| EDTA Calcium 9% | Ca 9% | Tip burn, blossom-end rot and fruit firmness |
| EDTA Magnesium 6% | Mg 6% | Banana, citrus, grapes and vegetables |
EDDHA Ferrous 6% (ortho-ortho): EDTA iron holds only up to roughly pH 6.5, so a stronger chelate is needed beyond that. Across a much wider pH range EDDHA iron remains available, making it the dependable option for calcareous, black and alkaline soils where other iron sources fail. It costs more per kilogram, but it delivers where the soil itself is the problem.
Mixed micronutrients
A balanced mix saves time and guesswork when a crop needs several elements at once.
- EDTA Mix Micronutrients G-1 and G-2: multipurpose mixes for field crops, vegetables and orchards.
- Gujarat Grade, KA Grade and RJ Grade: these are blends fitted to the soils and nutrient demands of the respective regions.
- EDTA Mix Micronutrients Drip: a fully soluble grade designed for fertigation that leaves no residue to clog emitters.
Targeted combinations for particular growth stages are also available:
- EDTA Calcium + Boron (10% + 2%): improves fruit set and firmness while reducing cracking.
- EDTA Calcium + Magnesium + Boron (6% + 6% + 2%): one product delivering three nutrients to fruit and vegetable crops.
- EDTA Zinc + Boron (13% + 3%): helps flowering along and supports early grain or boll development.
Liquid and foliar products: Symptoms already showing mean time is short. Ready to dilute and spray are Mix Micronutrient Liquid G-1, 2, 6 and Boron Liquid 11%, whereas the Drip grade travels through irrigation lines to feed the root zone steadily. Early morning or late afternoon is the best time to spray.
Micronutrients: Why They Matter From Soil to Plate
Healthy soil is where nutritious food begins. Essential minerals such as zinc, iron and manganese contribute to normal crop growth and shape the nutritional quality of agricultural produce. Crops can develop deficiencies when soil lacks these nutrients, which shows why balanced soil nutrition matters in producing nutrient-rich foods.
Our specialty is agricultural micronutrients; human vitamin supplements are not part of what we make. Zinc, iron, copper, manganese, boron and molybdenum are the essential plant nutrients we provide, supporting crop development and effective mineral nutrition. Addressing micronutrient deficiencies in crops lets us contribute to balanced plant nutrition and to the path from healthy soil to a better food supply.
Which type should you buy?
| Sulphates | EDTA chelates | EDDHA iron | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per kg of nutrient | Lowest | Medium | Highest |
| Soil pH range handled | Neutral to acidic soils | Around pH 6.5 for iron; wider for zinc and copper | Wide range, alkaline soils included |
| Best method of application | Basal, soil and foliar | Fertigation and foliar | Drip and soil |
| Tank-mix behaviour | May react with some products | Mixes well with most fertilizers | Stable |
| Pick it when | An inexpensive correction is needed | Fast, efficient uptake is needed | Iron shortage continues in alkaline soil |
Here is a simple rule: sulphates suit routine soil correction, chelates and liquids suit foliar and drip programs, and EDDHA is the answer when an iron shortage persists in high-pH soil.
The Importance of Micronutrients in Crop Production
Rajasthan's farmers and agri businesses can source from us, as Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Dealers, Exporters, Traders, Manufacturers and Suppliers, agricultural nutrient solutions that support balanced crop nutrition, healthy plant development and effective nutrient management.
Healthy plant growth, crop productivity and produce quality all depend on micronutrients. Only small amounts are required, yet a deficiency can hold back crop development and reduce the benefits of balanced fertilization.
- Boosts crop growth: Helps plants reach their full growth and yield potential.
- Prevents nutrient deficiencies: Nutrient shortages can be spotted through soil testing and plant analysis before serious symptoms appear.
- Maintains soil fertility: Soil nutrient management stays in balance when depleted micronutrients are replaced.
- Improves nutrient absorption: Plants take up essential nutrients efficiently when soil conditions are right.
- Supports produce quality: Adequate micronutrient availability contributes to normal crop development and better nutritional quality.
Functions of Micronutrients in Plants
Vital plant functions, balanced crop nutrition and healthy crop development are supported by the agricultural micronutrient solutions that we, Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Exporters, Suppliers, Manufacturers, Traders and Dealers in Rajasthan, provide.
Plant growth and development depend on the specific functions that each essential nutrient carries out.
- Zinc: Aids enzyme activity, protein synthesis and growth regulation.
- Iron: Helps form chlorophyll and drive photosynthesis.
- Manganese: Aids photosynthesis and enzyme activation.
- Copper: Helps enzymes work and builds strong plant tissues.
- Boron: Aids cell-wall development, flowering and fruit formation.
- Molybdenum: Takes part in nitrogen metabolism.
- Magnesium: Aids chlorophyll formation and photosynthesis; it is classed as a secondary macronutrient.
- Calcium: Aids cell-wall structure and root development; it too is a secondary macronutrient.
Benefits of Micronutrients for Farmers
Nutrient deficiencies, lower crop productivity and unbalanced plant nutrition are what our agricultural micronutrient solutions help farmers overcome. We offer them as Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Suppliers, Traders, Manufacturers, Exporters and Dealers in Rajasthan.
Efficient agricultural production is supported by sound micronutrient management, which corrects crop nutrient deficiencies.
- Healthy crop development: Plants grow normally when essential nutrients are supplied in adequate amounts.
- Better flowering and fruiting: Aids reproductive development and fruit formation.
- Improved produce quality: Adds to crop quality and marketability.
- Balanced fertilizer use: Fits into an effective nutrient management programme together with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
- Nutrient-rich produce: Enough trace minerals can add to the mineral content of harvested crops.
Balanced crop nutrition and effective nutrient management are what Puregrow's agricultural micronutrient solutions are designed to support. We aim to help agricultural businesses find products that match their crop nutrition needs.
How are micronutrients used?
Start by testing the soil or leaf. Extension guidance commonly gives the ranges below, but crop, soil and stage can change them, so talk to our agronomist before you begin.
| Product | Soil application (per hectare) | Foliar spray (in water) |
|---|---|---|
| Zinc Sulphate | 20 to 25 kg | 0.2% to 0.5% |
| Ferrous Sulphate | 25 to 50 kg | 0.5% |
| Magnesium Sulphate | 20 to 40 kg | 1% to 2% |
| Manganese Sulphate | 10 to 20 kg | 0.2% to 0.5% |
| Copper Sulphate | 5 to 10 kg | 0.1% to 0.2% |
| Borax | 5 to 10 kg | 0.1% to 0.2% |
Never spray in strong midday sun. Run a small jar test before bringing products together in one tank, do not mix sulphates with phosphate-heavy or calcium-heavy products untested, and keep to the recommended dose, since an excess of any micronutrient can harm as much as a shortage.
Who We Supply and Where
- Farmers and farmer groups
- Agri-input dealers and retailers
- Traders and wholesalers
- Fertilizer blenders and formulators
- Exporters and importers
We dispatch across Rajasthan, including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota, Bikaner, Ajmer and Alwar, and onward to Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Maharashtra and the rest of India. Export enquiries are welcome.
How does ordering work?
- Tell us your need. Share the crop, area, soil type and target nutrient, or simply the grade and quantity.
- Get a quote. We respond with the suitable grade, pack sizes and price for the quantity you need.
- Confirm and dispatch. After confirmation, we organise road dispatch within India, or the paperwork for exports.
- Receive support. Our team is on hand to answer questions about dose, timing or mixing.
Why Do Buyers Choose Pure Grow?
Reliable micronutrient solutions are what agricultural businesses expect, and as Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Exporters, Traders, Suppliers, Dealers and Manufacturers in Rajasthan, we answer that need with industry experience, a comprehensive product range and customer-focused service.
- Over 10 Years of Experience: A decade-plus in crop nutrition lets us guide customers to micronutrient grades that fit their agricultural needs.
- Complete Product Range: Customers can source basic sulphates, EDTA chelates, micronutrient mixtures, boron and molybdenum products from a single supplier.
- Practical Product Guidance: Customers can explore suitable grades and application recommendations with us, based on crop type, soil conditions and growth stage.
- Bulk and Export Supply: Bulk procurement enquiries from dealers and traders are supported, along with documentation help for export orders, subject to applicable requirements.
- Consistent Product Quality: Product specifications and batch consistency are our focus, which supports dependable sourcing and customer confidence.
Among Basic Micronutrient Fertilizer Exporters, Traders, Dealers, Suppliers and Manufacturers in Rajasthan, Pure Grow Agri Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is a well-established name. We aim to be a trusted partner for agricultural businesses seeking dependable micronutrient solutions. Understanding what customers need, and offering suitable product options that support effective crop nutrition and responsible nutrient management, is how we work. Dealers, distributors and bulk buyers are all welcome to enquire, and through responsive service and reliable product support we look forward to building lasting business relationships. Connect with us for further details.
Frequently asked questions
The four types are liquid or foliar products, chelated grades such as EDTA and EDDHA, mixed micronutrients, and single-element products such as zinc sulphate or borax. Pure Grow supplies all four.
Heptahydrate is the 21% grade, which dissolves quickly and works well for sprays. Monohydrate is the 33% grade, which carries more zinc per kilogram and is preferred for soil use and bulk blending.
For foliar sprays, drip irrigation and soils where nutrients get locked up, EDTA chelates are the better pick. Sulphates cost less and suit routine soil correction well.
EDTA iron begins to fail beyond roughly pH 6.5, and plants can no longer use it. EDDHA iron remains stable across a much wider range, which is why it performs in calcareous and alkaline soils.
Yellowing patterns, stunting, small leaves, poor flowering or fruit drop are the symptoms to watch for, and a soil or leaf test should confirm them. Because early signs are easily missed, testing is wiser than guessing.
Sulphates can react with certain phosphates and calcium products, although many chelates blend well with common fertilizers. A jar test is always advisable, and you can ask us whenever in doubt.
Yes. Share the grade, quantity and destination with us, and we will send a quotation with packing and documentation details.
New growth often improves within one to two weeks of a foliar spray, whereas soil application takes longer. Leaves that are already damaged do not recover, but the new ones should emerge normal.
Yes. Grain and vegetables carry more minerals when zinc and other trace elements are supplied in the field, and that benefits the nutritional health of those who eat them.
Crop type, soil conditions, the identified nutrient deficiency, the required nutrient concentration and the application method are the factors buyers should weigh. We recommend reviewing product specifications and soil test results before settling on a suitable micronutrient fertilizer.
Yes, we offer EDTA-chelated micronutrients and mixed micronutrient formulations for agricultural requirements. Buyers are welcome to contact us about grades, specifications and suitable product options.
Yes. Fertilizer dealers, distributors, agricultural input retailers and commercial buyers can enquire about bulk supply. Share the product, quantity and delivery location, and we will discuss availability and pricing.
Product composition, nutrient content, physical form, packaging options and relevant technical documentation are all open to enquiry. We encourage customers to confirm the required specifications and product availability before ordering.
Write to Puregrow with the product grade, quantity, packaging preference and delivery destination. We review each enquiry and reply with a quotation that reflects product availability and order requirements.